Robinhood Chain honeypot & rug checker

What each check catches

• Honeypots. We give a test wallet a balance of the token and simulate moving it. If the contract refuses a holder who provably owns the tokens, you could buy but never sell — the token is blocked.
• Wallet-draining backdoors. We check whether an address with no approval can take tokens out of someone else’s wallet. If it can, the token is blocked.
• Pool-drain backdoors. Burned liquidity isn’t enough: in September 2026 five tokens with burned LP were emptied by a wallet the contract let move the pool’s own tokens. We simulate whether the owner, the deployer or the wallets the contract names can do that.
• Pulled liquidity. Whether the pool’s liquidity has already been withdrawn, and how much of what remains one wallet controls.
• Holder concentration. How much of the circulating supply the top ten wallets and the deployer hold, counted from every transfer since launch.
• Upgradeable code and look-alikes. Whether the contract can be replaced after launch, and whether its name or ticker imitates a known token or a Robinhood Stock Token. These are warnings: a name never blocks a trade.

What the labels mean

• Passed — no blocking findings on every check we run, with a safety score of 75 or more out of 100. It is a safety check, not a price prediction: a memecoin can still lose its value.
• Risky — nothing blocks trading, but smaller risks add up: thin liquidity, concentrated holders, upgradeable code, or a stock token priced 5% or more over fair value.
• Blocked — failed a blocking check: what the contract does, a proven liquidity pull, or, for a stock token, a halted or unpriceable market. Buying is disabled here; selling stays open so holders can exit.
• Unchecked — not tested yet. Unproven is not the same as safe.

Limits worth knowing

A contract can change after it is checked, so every verdict shows when it was made. Checks run against the contract as it is deployed; they cannot see what a team intends to do next. This is information, not financial advice — every trade is signed in your own wallet.

New here? Read the two-minute pre-swap checklist or see why a pool-drain backdoor can exist while a token still trades.